Peter Samuelson: The Marriage of Hollywood and the Pro-Social Movement
Hollywood producer Peter Samuelson tells IBTimes UK about the pioneering Media Institute for Social Change at the University of Southern California.
Mis-Selling Derivatives Scandal: 'IRSA Is a Noose, Not a Collared Product"
Experts give evidence at parliamentary commission on banking standards joint select committee.
Long-Term Unemployment in the UK Recession: A Labour Market Plague
As the number of people out of work for over a year swells, IBTimes UK explores the problem, those suffering, and those trying to mend it under the Work Programme
Square Teams up With Starbucks to Expand Mobile Payments
Starbucks customers at its 7,000 US stores will be able to make credit card payments using their smartphones thanks to a deal with Square.
Alfred Hitchcock's Vertigo Named Greatest Movie of All Time
Alfred Hitchcock's Vertigo has been named the greatest film of all time, in a poll conducted by the British Film Institute's Sight and Sound magazine
Libor Fixing Scandal: Barclays' Agius 'There was a Failure of Escalation'
Barclays' chairman Marcus Agius 'first aware' of investigation in April 2010, revealing two-year difference with ex-CEO Bob Diamond's account.
European Crisis Live: Markets Poised for Spanish Turbulence as EU Summit Awaits [VIDEO]
Spanish markets remain pressured as banking sector, budget forecasts fail to ease investor concerns.
Battle for Bonuses: Barclays Apology Rekindles Pay Debate
As Barclays' question CEO Bob Diamond's remuneration package and his colleagues' bonus pool, the debate on executive pay, bankers' bonuses and pay legislation intensifies.
HSBC job cuts: Why laying off, is paying off for Britain's Biggest Bank
HSBC confirms culling another 2,217 UK jobs as new banking regulation and cost-cutting push it to wield headcount axe
Budget 2012: Trade Unions Lash Out
George Osborne's pledge to support lower and middle wage earners fails to wash with unions.
Budget 2012: Giving More Money to the Millionaires?
Labour leader Ed Miliband claims Budget is end of Tory pledge 'We are all in it together'.
George Osborne's UK Budget 2012: Live as it Happened
Rolling coverage of Chancellor George Osborne's budget statement to the House of Commons for 2012.
IoD Survey: 50 Percent of UK Business Leaders See Euro Break-Up in 2012
According to a survey of more than 1,000 business leaders, carried out by The Institute of Directors (IoD), a majority of them believe there is only a moderate risk of recession in 2012.
Million Dollar Bonuses: RBS Stephen Hester and Global Income Inequalities
How much money did each of us make in 2011? The chances are, no matter how much each of thought we made, it would have been peanuts compared to the big bucks that CEOs, Presidents of the Board and company Directors would have pocketed! Then consider the fact that median annual wages in the U.S. fell (for 2010) to $26, 364 (the lowest since 1999) and average wages in the UK (for 2011) were £25,900 (a miniscule ...
Ron Paul, the American Third Position Party and Stormfront
American nationalist party assisted Republican presidential candidate's campaign, according to emails hacked by Anonymous collective.
Public Sector National Strike: LIVE
Live coverage of the strikes across Britain, as two million public sector workers walk out in a pensions dispute.
Years of Health Problems Preceded Jobs Resignation(PHOTOS)
Poor health took the better of Steve Jobs as he resigned on Wednesday, sending shockwaves through technology and media circles.
Afghanistan, State at a Crossroads
Just over 38 years ago, on 17 July 1973, King Zahir Shah of Afghanistan was overthrown in a coup d'état whilst undergoing medical treatment in Italy, by his Prime Minister and cousin, Mohammed Daoud Khan. Anyone can be forgiven for missing the 38th anniversary of the First Republic celebrations in Kabul as there don't appear to have been any.
